Innovative parking control system from Propark

Polish company Propark has developed a novel parking program. This is said to make management of parking areas easier and more efficient and the company claims the system lowers running costs and maintenance needs, while also boosting cost effectiveness. The system best suits duties in small to medium-sized parking lots and its simplicity is said to ensure that it requires minimal training to use. Its speed and efficiency is said to reduce queues by speeding up transactions. Effective control is offered of
March 24, 2014 Read time: 1 min
Polish company 7672 Propark has developed a novel parking program. This is said to make management of parking areas easier and more efficient and the company claims the system lowers running costs and maintenance needs, while also boosting cost effectiveness.

The system best suits duties in small to medium-sized parking lots and its simplicity is said to ensure that it requires minimal training to use. Its speed and efficiency is said to reduce queues by speeding up transactions. Effective control is offered of back office operations so that users can manage vehicle data and customer revenue efficiently. According to the company, this novel system offers effective control of parking areas and can even be used by trainee operatives.
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